Sentence examples for with a cornerstone from inspiring English sources

"This placement provides Fortescue with a cornerstone Chinese equity partner which will only enhance our ability to grow and prosper," said Fortescue founder and chief executive Andrew Forrest, which Forbes ranked as Australia's richest person last year.

Who knows how little it will account for in the future?' With-profits, a cornerstone of long-term savings for pensions and mortgages, could all but disappear following a series of scandals.

This move would no doubt further unsettle Washington's relations with Tehran at a time when the Obama White House has made engagement with Iran a cornerstone of its foreign policy.

Mr. Jiang, who is also expected to step down this winter, has made sound relations with Washington a cornerstone of his policy.

For someone who has made his business acumen and expertise with finance a cornerstone of his presidential run, that Mr. Romney's signature campaign proposal doesn't add up may be the most telling fact voters need to know about him.

Now a report in the 27 September 2006 issue of JAMA claims that treatment with azithromycin, a cornerstone in the WHO's strategy to eliminate trachoma, may hinder development of protective immunity and eventually lead to increased disease prevalence.

He said it was up to Washington to repair relations with the Arab world and to revitalize the alliance with Egypt, long a cornerstone of regional stability.

"Our relationship with Egypt is a cornerstone of regional stability," Mr. Regev said.

Yet in Tokyo she hailed the security alliance with Japan as a cornerstone of American foreign policy.

Hard-liners in Tehran have long sought to maintain warlike relations with Washington as a cornerstone of the Islamic revolution, believing reconciliation might weaken their role.

Mr. Sharif, who has previously faced accusations of pandering to militants, made dialogue with the Taliban a cornerstone of his campaign in the May general election.